The San Diego Association of Governments (SANDAG) is taking clear steps toward a future with zero traffic deaths and serious injuries—aligning with the growing national movement and tailoring it to their local context. Their Vision Zero Action Plan lays out practical, coordinated strategies to make streets safer for everyone.
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